The Federal Housing Finance Agency lays out the 2013 settlements in its litigation matters alleging securities laws violations and fraud against the nation's top mortgage lenders.

An NYC broker jumps on the virtual currency payment vehicle for its residential and commericial leasing deals.

The companies that will put condos atop an art deco masterwork on West Street issued a formal release on the deal today.

A new affordable housing-with-retail-and-more building is slated for Ashland Place by BAM.  It's a Bloomberg legacy city-provided and -funded development, and it's a big tower.

Catching up--already!--with some of the 2014 real estate stories that emerged while we and you were celebrating the New Year.

Best wishes for a happy and healthy 2014 from the staff of QuidnuncRE.  We'll be back later this week.  In the meantime, visit us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter.

Ten residental management firms agree to Mayor Bloomberg's call to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Is yours on the list?

Terreno Corp. buys three warehouses, land, and an office building in Queens.  It estimates the cap rate at 5.3%.

Here are the real estate stories that will start New York's final day of 2013.

Home sales look good by being stable, and indications are that improvements will continue.

This time it's Wells Fargo, for $591 million.

More on home prices, nationwide, which shows recovery with variations, as well as the pricing on a Williamsburg deal and vacant space in Times Square.  And more (updated at 2:40 am.) Happy new year!!! 

A big insurer makes a $70 million hotel loan.

Real estate employment, more fighting over the city's attempts to move departments ousted from 346 Broadway, and year-end roundups on retailing and the thoughts of real estate executives.

An affordable housing deal on the Lower East Side, announced earlier this week.